Oulu Summer Tournament 2005, 15.-17. July#

Oulu's location

Map of Oulu

Tournament place

• The tournament will be held at Oulun Lyseon lukio, Kajaaninkatu 3, which is also known from Oulu's Spring and Winter tournaments.

Tournament rules

• Playing time: 60 minutes
• Byo-yomi: 15 stones per 5 minutes Canadian
• Rounds: 6
• 15 minute deduction for being late from the beginning of round
• Komi: 6,5 moku for white
• System: epm, even games
• The results will be sent to EGF as an A class tournament

Side tournament rules

• Playing time: 10 minutes absolute
• Handicaps: normally, 9 stones at most
• Komi: 6,5 moku for white in even games
• At most 2 games with the same opponent

Prizes for:

• Three best from the main tournament
• Winner of the side tournament
• Those who performed well

Tournament fees

• Normally 15 euros
• People allowed for reduced price (10 euro): juniors (under 18), students and 10-kyus or weaker players
• Free: GoR/proGoR 2400+
• List of registered players

Other

• The tournament is sponsored by Cafe Milou. A big thank-you for them!
• Cafe Milou will kindly provide some drinks for tournament attendees at reduced prices on tournament evenings (Friday and Saturday). It has tentatively been agreed that you can buy beer or cider on tap or non-alcoholic drinks for 3 euros. Therefore everyone is most welcome to spend the evenings in the pleasant surroundings of Cafe Milou, where you can, for example, play games with Milou's own go sets.

• Player accommodation
• You can ask Ilkka Mattila (oulugo05 at ilkka dot kapsi dot fi) any questions about the tournament
• There will be also Rotuaari Piknik 13.7.-16.7. which is a nice cityfestival including good music, good food and naturally good beer

Tournament schedule

Friday, 15.7.

• 10.00 Doors will be opened
• 10.15 Registration begins
• 11.00 Late registration closes
• 11.15 Registration closes
• 11.30 Opening ceremony
• 12.00 1st round
• lunch
• 16.00 2nd round

Saturday, 16.7.

• 11.00 Doors will be opened
• 12.00 3rd round
• lunch
• 16.00 4th round

Sunday, 17.7

• 10.00 Doors will be opened
• 11.00 5th round
• lunch
• 15.00 6th round
• 19.00 Closing ceremony and prizegiving

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